Usage of "skyway" | TermGallery

Spanish

Type of padway.

Portuguese

Catalan

Spanish

A designated route followed by airplanes in flying from one airport to another.

Usage of skyway in English

He leaves the cart in the snack alcove and crosses the skyway. 
 End of Watch 

Then he was lofted seventy stories and emerged on the skyway. 
 The Demolished Man 

Beyond the arcade was the entrance of a Vertical Pneumatique to the skyway. 
 The Demolished Man 

Smith standing behind the pillar, in the center of skyway hall. 
 A singular man 

There's a snack alcove near the entrance to the skyway. 
 End of Watch 

Then he saw the guards far down the skyway, running toward him, and he understood. 
 The Demolished Man 

Into a one-way skyway he rocketed, along it over the suburbs and into the transcontinental super-highway. 
 The Vortex Blaster 

The steel girder connecting the skyway to the SAS spans weighs 1,700 tons. 
 Wired 

The skyway tunneled through the building and was lined with shops, restaurants, a theater-andthere was a travel office! 
 The Demolished Man 

He ran blindly onto the skyway, shied feebly from an oncoming car, and was struck down into enveloping darkness- 
 The Demolished Man 

There was a small car-park alongside him, shelved onto the face of Monarch Tower, with a runway leading into the skyway. 
 The Demolished Man 

It was dark outside his windows, but a glow above the walls across the skyway told of the city pulsing and murmuring beyond. 
 Security 

It takes a change of elevators and a walk across the skyway to reach the Bucket, and he sees exactly four people on the journey. 
 End of Watch 

Skyway was just backed up just like it was in the Camp fire. 
 The Guardian 

The proposed Hollywood Skyway would take just six minutes. 
 Reuters 

They were stopped on the Pulaski Skyway, and the cop started to bawl them out. 
 The new yorker 

skyway

Noun

Singular

Frequent collocations

Translations for skyway

Spanish

Portuguese

Catalan

Skyway through the time

Meanings of skyway in English